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Volume 10 number 32 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF UTAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE AT PROVOOREM Juiy 2, 1982 4th of July Celebration Events Scheduled By Tom Winger America's Freedom Festival at Provo is underway with nine days remaining. Hundreds of people have volunteered their time and service to prepare for this event. Several exciting events are scheduled for this festival. The First Annual American Freedom Awards Banquet will be held Friday July 2, at noon in the Wilkinson Center, BYU. To be honored are citizens, groups and businesses which have distinguished themselves and made the most of the freedoms our way of life has to offer. Tickets can be obtained from the Chamber of Commerce office. The Patriotic Service on Sunday, July 4, features the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Sen. Orrin Hatch, Soloist Robert Peterson, and Roma u Id Spasowski, the most recent Polish Ambassador to the U.S. who defected. This program will compare the freedoms of our society with the situtations which exist in a now-free country. The July fifth holiday has the Grand Parade at 9:30 a.m. featuring grand marshals Steve and Marie Osmond Craig. This year's parade will feature more than 40 floats and 19 bands. To conclude the festival will be a fireworks show billed as a "Concert in the Sky" K96 and K-DOT radio have combined with Osmond Productions and others to develope an uniuqe experience - that of watching the show from Kiwanis Park or anywhere else in the area and listening to the narrative on the radio. Tickets and information can be obtained at the Provo Area Chamber of Commerce or ZCMI, or by calling 373-0607. . (t i ' -: - Utah Technical College has been conducting a survey of Outdoor Recreation courses. In a photo essay, Steve Robinson, Tradewinds head photographer, shows the repelling sequences from a portion of the course. More photos on page 8. II ll!th M mr Institutional Council Makes Progression The Institutional Council met Thursday, June 17. Among the major items discussed and approved by the council: The status report of the new gymnasium and Student Center projects. The plans for the Student Center expansion will almost double the square footage of the existing facility with accomodations for a multi-purpose room and expansed areas for dances and social functions. The expansion is projected to be ready for occupancy by the fall quarter 1984. The new gymnasium and P.E. facility will be located between the Baseball Diamond and the Pioneer House. The overall plans will be executed in two phases: Phase 1 will include a main playing floor with seating for 600 spectators and adjacent jff ices and classrooms. Phase 2 plans will be the addition of an Olympic size swimming pool, handball and raquetball courts and enlarged seating capacity to 2,500. Other items approved were new parking and traffic regulations calling for parking permit stickers to be placed on the inside rear window. The council also discussed and approved the enlargement of the parking lot south of Pioneer House. The Institutional Council is set up as a sounding board for the public and the state, and is in effect the local governing body of UTC. The next regularly scheduled Institutional Council meeting will be held on July 14, 1982. I (

Volume 10 number 32 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF UTAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE AT PROVOOREM Juiy 2, 1982 4th of July Celebration Events Scheduled By Tom Winger America's Freedom Festival at Provo is underway with nine days remaining. Hundreds of people have volunteered their time and service to prepare for this event. Several exciting events are scheduled for this festival. The First Annual American Freedom Awards Banquet will be held Friday July 2, at noon in the Wilkinson Center, BYU. To be honored are citizens, groups and businesses which have distinguished themselves and made the most of the freedoms our way of life has to offer. Tickets can be obtained from the Chamber of Commerce office. The Patriotic Service on Sunday, July 4, features the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Sen. Orrin Hatch, Soloist Robert Peterson, and Roma u Id Spasowski, the most recent Polish Ambassador to the U.S. who defected. This program will compare the freedoms of our society with the situtations which exist in a now-free country. The July fifth holiday has the Grand Parade at 9:30 a.m. featuring grand marshals Steve and Marie Osmond Craig. This year's parade will feature more than 40 floats and 19 bands. To conclude the festival will be a fireworks show billed as a "Concert in the Sky" K96 and K-DOT radio have combined with Osmond Productions and others to develope an uniuqe experience - that of watching the show from Kiwanis Park or anywhere else in the area and listening to the narrative on the radio. Tickets and information can be obtained at the Provo Area Chamber of Commerce or ZCMI, or by calling 373-0607. . (t i ' -: - Utah Technical College has been conducting a survey of Outdoor Recreation courses. In a photo essay, Steve Robinson, Tradewinds head photographer, shows the repelling sequences from a portion of the course. More photos on page 8. II ll!th M mr Institutional Council Makes Progression The Institutional Council met Thursday, June 17. Among the major items discussed and approved by the council: The status report of the new gymnasium and Student Center projects. The plans for the Student Center expansion will almost double the square footage of the existing facility with accomodations for a multi-purpose room and expansed areas for dances and social functions. The expansion is projected to be ready for occupancy by the fall quarter 1984. The new gymnasium and P.E. facility will be located between the Baseball Diamond and the Pioneer House. The overall plans will be executed in two phases: Phase 1 will include a main playing floor with seating for 600 spectators and adjacent jff ices and classrooms. Phase 2 plans will be the addition of an Olympic size swimming pool, handball and raquetball courts and enlarged seating capacity to 2,500. Other items approved were new parking and traffic regulations calling for parking permit stickers to be placed on the inside rear window. The council also discussed and approved the enlargement of the parking lot south of Pioneer House. The Institutional Council is set up as a sounding board for the public and the state, and is in effect the local governing body of UTC. The next regularly scheduled Institutional Council meeting will be held on July 14, 1982. I (